“The Indian government will decide whether cricket team will travel to Pakistan for Champions Trophy next year,” Shukla stated to PTI.
Pakistan, the 2017 champions, will host the esteemed 50-over competition from February 1–19.
Vulnerability encompasses India’s cooperation because of international issues
Vulnerability encompasses India’s support in the Bosses Prize because of the continuous policy driven issues with Pakistan.
The two countries have not taken part in a reciprocal cricket series beginning around 2012.
There are reports proposing that the BCCI might be reluctant about sending an Indian group to Pakistan over wellbeing concerns.
In any case, no authority conversations with respect to these issues have been started by one or the other board at this point.
ICC assesses Pakistan’s arrangements for Champions Prize
A group of four from the ICC as of late dropped by Lahore to look at how Pakistan is preparing for the Bosses Prize.
They likewise investigated other potential settings in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Karachi.
During their visit on September 20, they found PCB director Mohsin Naqvi and were really satisfied with the safety efforts and updates at these settings.
India-Pakistan cricket experiences restricted to ICC occasions
Starting around 2008, India and Pakistan have chiefly gone head to head in ICC occasions. This shift came after the Mumbai dread goes after that year.
Quick forward to 2023, and Pakistan advanced toward India for the ODI World Cup following a seven-year break.
The last time these two nations played a full series against one another was back in 2013, when Pakistan came to India for a T20I and an ODI series.
PCB demands ICC to conclude Champions Prize timetable
The ICC is set to divulge the last timetable for the Heroes Prize 2025 toward October’s end.
Pakistan’s Games Clergyman, Ehsan-Ur-Rehman Naqvi, has encouraged the cricketing body to conclude this timetable early.
This would empower Pakistan to launch strong arrangements, including temporary appointments and strategic plans for all groups included.
Naqvi and the new ICC Director, Jay Shah, are supposed to meet in Dubai one month from now during the Ladies’ T20 World Cup 2024 last.